Jackie Ferrentino

Illustration for Tanner Christensen’s blog about why you should ignore the noise of popular trends and opinions if you want to create meaningful design work

Art Direction: Hannah K. Lee

Killed series for an editorial critiquing legacy admissions to Ivy League schools. These graduation portraits intended to show different generations of a family attending the same elite school

Art Direction: Vinnie Neuberg

About a woman who escaped a cult

Art Direction: Kara Haupt

Art to accompany an interactive calendar of upcoming political events

Art Direction: SooJin Buzelli

Adding layers of obstacles to protect valuables

Art Direction: Agnes Lee

For an article about how to write a good family newsletter

Curated By: Julia Rothman

I was asked to create a gif to help promote and celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Society of Illustrators annual exhibition

Art Direction: Roman Muradov

A fictional comic written and drawn for Pure, a hookup app. The comic appeared on the app’s Instagram account

Art Direction: Emily Haasch

For an article about what it takes to write a hit pop song

Art Direction: Sarah Williamson

Awards: Selected for Illustrators 61 exhibit and book

For an editorial about how the Senate is hiding millions of documents related to Brett Kavanaugh’s past

Animated and static versions of this illustration were created for the web and print versions of the article

Art Direction: Len Small

Scientists are using genes that produce bioluminescence to monitor and track diseases in the human body

Art Direction: Martin Gee

Spots for an article about ways to be more active

Art Direction: SooJin Buzelli

About things that look similar but have different needs

Art Direction: SooJin Buzelli

For the prompt, “little by little, it adds up to something large”

Art Direction: Jason Fujikuni

About The New York Times’ homepage redesign. This illustration was split in half to bookend the article

Art Direction: SooJin Buzelli

About sharing the burden

Art Direction: Nathan Huang

For an article about a man reflecting on the many ways that his life has been gamified

Personal drawing

Art Direction: Hannah K. Lee

For an editorial about how, when it comes to passing important laws seeking to protect the environment, Republicans have snuck in amendments that would serve their interests

Art Direction: Pam Li

About KnowledgeNet, a free online library

Personal piece created for The Great Outdoors, a group illustration show

Curated By: Ariel Davis and Leesh Adamerovich

A selection of master background designs created for a Go! Cartoons animated short, "Nebulous"

Art Direction: Nathan Huang

For an article in about embracing analog technology, and finding a balance with the digital tools in our lives

Art Direction: Jim Datz

For an article examining if we're in another global economic bubble that's about to burst

Illustration inspired by an article about genetically engineering plants so that they thrive

Art Direction: Hannah K. Lee

For an article about how Amazon and other online publishing corporations are exploiting the grey book market 

Art Direction: Nathan Huang

For an editorial about the plan to provide free Pre-K education to all of New York City's 3-year-olds

Art Direction: SooJin Buzelli

About how conventional political wisdom is falling apart on Capitol Hill

Art Direction: Hannah K. Lee

Spots for various short articles about Luck

Illustration for an upcoming zine about "The Little Prince", the novella by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry